Eagles' 'Tush Push' Play Celebrated and Criticized After Super Bowl Victory

Philadelphia police reenacted the Eagles' signature play during the championship parade, while debates over its dominance and fairness continue.

The Philadelphia Eagles secured a 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, with the 'Tush Push' play contributing significantly to their success.
Philadelphia police officers performed a reenactment of the controversial 'Tush Push' during the Eagles' championship parade, highlighting the play's cultural impact.
The 'Tush Push,' a variation of the quarterback sneak, has a high success rate, with the Eagles converting 28 out of 34 attempts in the 2024 season.
Critics, including CBS Sports' Jim Nantz, argue that the play is too automatic and unfairly advantageous, leading to calls for its ban in the NFL.
The play's origins trace back to 2018 but gained prominence under Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni, becoming a cornerstone of their offensive strategy.